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CLOCKWORKS FOR MAC OS X

Generate signal when stopped

This option applies to situations in which your MOTU

interface is converting time code and the source time code

continues even when it is parked on a frame. The most

common case is when your MOTU interface is locked to

SMPTE time code being generated from a VITC converter

that generates time code while still-framed (such as a

MOTU Video Timepiece universal synchronizer), and the

video deck is paused. In this situation, the Generate signal

when stopped option, when checked, makes your MOTU

interface continues to output time code (LTC, MTC and

VITC), even while the video is parked on a single frame in

pause mode. It will continue to do so as long as the video

head is engaged and VITC lines can be scanned.

Auto-detect input frame rate

When this option is checked, the MIDI interface will

automatically detect the frame rate of incoming SMPTE

time code (VITC, LTC or MTC). In most situations, this is

desirable because it ensures that your MOTU interface is

properly interpreting and synchronizing to the time code.

If, however, you ﬁnd yourself in a situation where you

would like to set the frame rate manually, uncheck this

option and set the frame rate in ClockWorks.

LTC Outp ut

This slider allows you to adjust the overall gain of the

SMPTE time code from your MOTU interface LTC output

jack. Move it towards the left to reduce the level; move it

towards the right to increase it. This level control affects

LTC output in all sync modes, including LTC, MTC, etc.

Still-frame sensitivity

This option lets you control how many frames in a row

your MOTU interface needs to receive to consider

incoming SMPTE as being parked on a single frame.

While lowering this value makes your MOTU interface

more responsive when you pause your video deck, it is also

more likely to misinterpret ordinary transport shuttling.

So make this value as low as you can, but raise it if you start

getting improper frame locations when shuttling your

deck.